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African American youth issues will be the main focus of the University of Louisville-Yearlings Club spring discussion series, which concludes in April with the presentation of community service awards.

The University of Louisville Foundation has been tabbed as the administrator for a program aimed at providing money to Kentucky’s small businesses. Governor Beshear announced the new program, called VenCap Kentucky, on Wednesday.

A group of 25 sixth graders at Westport Middle School will learn about space exploration in an academic boot camp that starts Jan. 26.

In a world where the concept of survival of the fittest rules and swimming with the sharks is touted as the way to success, humans and animals alike still perform what only can be described as great acts of kindness and altruism.

What if the United States had two presidents instead of one?

Christopher E. Johnson, PhD, is the new chair of the Department of Health Management and Systems Sciences in the University of Louisville School of Public Health and Information Sciences. Johnson came to UofL from University of Washington effective Jan. 1.

Two graduates of the University of Louisville’s J.B. Speed School of Engineering have been named to the Forbes magazine list of “30 Under 30 in Manufacturing.”

The University of Louisville was recognized today for its commitment to community engagement by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.

Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X are inextricably linked, but the two leaders never got together to share their points of view.

Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner John Swofford will talk about issues facing college sports at a University of Louisville Conversations With Champions event Feb. 24 at the Brown and Williamson Club, Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium, beginning at 7 p.m.